She recognizes that her brother is not yet able to write his own name on pictures, so she includes his name on the ones she draws. How sweet is that?
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Aww, what a great sister!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
~Jess
Cute and thoughtful:) My eldest child surprises me sometimes with his understanding of his little brothers difficulties and I have to remind myself that children often understand more than we think. Sabrina will be an amazing adult, as will my Firstborn:) Jen
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. I think she would probably have been the stick up for you, walk with you sister even if Max didn't have problems. From reading your other posts she just seems like that kind of kid.
ReplyDeleteJust when you may lose hope and think she had had enough of him, she does something so incredibly sweet...siblings are wonderful, special needs or not!
ReplyDeleteShe's got his back...and she always will! ADORABLE!
ReplyDeleteGood girl, Sabrina!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that. What a sweetie.
ReplyDeleteWow... it never ceases to amaze me what the kids will come up with. That's really really thoughtful!
ReplyDelete*Melt* goes the heart.
ReplyDeleteMy brothers were like that too. They are 8 & 10 years older than me. Just bc I have CP, they didn't let that stop them including me in everything... The took me everwhere... Carried me around...
ReplyDeleteAll the stuff siblings should do {:) Your sweet girl is doing what all good siblings should do & it warms my heart.
what a thoughtful child !!
ReplyDeleteKristen
This is so sweet! My Max also does the same kinds of stuff for Cici - he's a great brother!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful sister
ReplyDeleteHis best friend and fiercest defender! Max is lucky to have her, and she's lucky to have him! They'll learn a lot from one another as the years go by (I've been there and done that, and am someone who knows about that stuff! I hope she never has to get in any fistfights, but if she does, I hope she clobbers anyone who messes with her brother!).....
ReplyDeleteI'm all teary eyed here. What a sweet sister:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely girl, you should be proud! :D
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet! The picture of her is adorable too!
ReplyDeleteGirls are just born with that Mother instinct.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I think part of it is some nascent maternal instinct, but Sabrina's also a very intuitive kid and I think she senses she has to do stuff for Max. When she's not hitting him, complaining that he's drooling on her, or trying to eat his share of the ice-cream, that is. This kid can look so much more angelic than she is. But then, that's MOST kids, isn't it?!
ReplyDeleteYou have a very intuitive, thoughtful daughter!
ReplyDeleteMax is on lucky fella to have her for a sister!
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That is one amazing little girl you have. She must take after her big brother.
ReplyDeleteHow very thoughtful she is!! What a doll!
ReplyDeleteThat is AMAZINGLY sweet!
ReplyDeletethat is so sweet she must really love max
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet and cute!
ReplyDeletethat is so adorable. what a nice older sister
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you this made me cry. She is such a sweet pea
ReplyDeleteSuch a precious and sweet girl Sabrina!
ReplyDeleteOMG that is the sweetest thing! I just found your blog and I have to say that it is truly inspiring!
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